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Considerations about Perfecting Our Country's Government Procurement System

Wang Ju

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This paper discusses on how to perfect our country's government procurement system from aspects of the recognition and management of the government procurement contract, the strength of the supervision mechanism, the professional level of the government procurement ranks, and the information system of the government procurement, etc.

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This paper discusses on how to perfect our country's government procurement system from aspects of the recognition and management of the government procurement contract, the strength of the supervision mechanism, the professional level of the government procurement ranks, and the information system of the government procurement, etc.

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This paper discusses on how to perfect our country's government procurement system from aspects of the recognition and management of the government procurement contract, the strength of the supervision mechanism, the professional level of the government procurement ranks, and the information system of the government procurement, etc.

Key concepts: Procurement, Government procurement, Government (linguistics), Business, Chief procurement officer, Request for proposal, Public administration, Marketing

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